Here’s the comedy duo and hip-hop group, PFAC (Party Fun Action Committee) on the Definitive Jux Label. Yes, home of Aesop, El, Murs, Lif, Cannibal, Calm Pete, RJD2, Cage, Hangar 18, & More. It’s actually surprising that they are even near there calibur. They are more like those two white guys that make in fun of rap by wearing funny get-ups, their hats backward, and rapping about homework.
They’ve only had one album, Let’s Get Serious, that is a satire of an actual hip-hop album. The two men behind the committee, are Blockhead & Jer. Blockhead is actually a well-known producer who has done songs for Aesop & Cage. The thing about their album (if you haven’t heard of it, it did come out in 2003) is that it’s just one big satire where two white record execs. listen to a box of demo tapes and rate every song. Each song attacks a genre of hip-hop music.
- Album Diagnosis: (Who & What They Attack By Track)
1. Intro
2. Mental Storm by The Mystical Knights of the Vizual Roundtable: Abstract Rappers, Highly Conceptual, Rapid-Fire Hip-Hop (Jedi Mind Tricks, Non Phixon)
3. Whatchu Know Now by Kornhole: Rap Metal, Rapcore (Korn, Linkin Park, Limp Bizkit)
4. Intro
5. Be My Lady by Flohamed Ali feat. Ja Mellow: R&B Hip-Hop (Ja Rule, Nelly)
6. I Shoulda Known by A.B.C.D.E.F.Gee: (R.Kelly style & features his legal battles, and personal life)
7. Intro
8. Word Up? by Andrew Q & the Free Jazz Crusaders: Mock-Slam Poetry, Simple Content & Rhymes (Sarah Jones, Saul Williams)
9. Beer by The Brothers of the Alpha Pi Kappa Fraternity: (Mocks Frat Boys)
10. Intro
11. Chapstick by Sweet Pickles and MC Noel Weissman: Nerdcore Rap (MC Paul Barman)
12. I am… by Das Jinglehorse: Techno
13. Intro
14. Peter Pan by The Captain Gowns:
15. Back N Da Daiz by Tony Simon & Jeremy Gibson: Mocks nostalgic songs about the past that rap artists do.
16. Outro/ Here Comes the Rock: Heavy Metal Spoof
